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meM pa: of the - Madison Attention is called to Year greetings of Mr. A. E Park, of Gieenville, in his a in this issue. Miss Nettie ?orter, wi ha + finished a business cours ija Cc lumbia, is now at home wit her Parents. Craig Bros. come to th fro again this week with some i teresting information to th travelling public. Fop" - -_Tfi,.bak~s f Pickens pai their usual semi -anihhtdviden of 4 per c:ent. to their stodkholk ers on January 1. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. McDaniel of Rutherfordton, N. C.,I arrive in town Saturday to spend few days with relativet. * Married, on Dec. 27, by Juda Newberry, in his oftice, Mis Lila Anthony and Mr. J. IE Ferguson. Congratulations. Rev.. J... E. Crithi has 'bYe called to the pastorateof Libert -Baptist church for this year, an will begin his work next Sur day. The new Methodist churc grows more beautiful as it neai completion. It will be an orns ment to the town, and one C * which this congregation ma feel proud. Miss Nannie Hunnicutt an Mr. Oscar Garrett were happil married at the residence c Judge. Newberry on -The 28t1 uIt. They have the hearty goc wishes of a number of friend Several friends dropped in i see us Monday and called attei tion to the fact that the mu hole which we have iu Picker extends to and beyond Easle: and Dacusville, and Pumpkii town and other places in i county. ~It is stated in the daily pape> that so far there are thr< t avowed candidates for solicit< of this circuit. They are M. ( Long, of Walhalla, J. M. Dax iels, of Greenville, and the pre: - ent solicitor, P. A. Bonhan There may be others before i campaign begins. ~ There was a very quiet bi beautiful marriage at the hoir of Mr. Anthony Baker, on D4 cember 31. The happy contrac ing parties were Miss Malind Baker and Mr. R. B. Hunnicut1 -~ N May peace and happiness atten hem through life. Rev. B. I Murphree officiated. There will be a special teack amintionin the Comn never bise on Jan. 12. This exan tend ~on is held for the purpos I believ ving to those teachers wh seted ithertificate a chance t sficiently for is unlawful for an ofny fellow ees to employ correct such a - no certificati ing-" ofOcone Commissioner Watson, a n34f 4ber of the committee that held a conference with Col. Robert M.P Thompson and other New York E bankers relative to thelonf $50,000,000, has received no of e ficial notice from the syndsil as as to what bourse will basant an 4 sued. Mr. Watson 'econversatiot president of th-arkable woman ton congress. acts. -Aarsn.r iliy accident Sis that laud H Ae w Mr. E. R. Porter route 3, killed six-months-old hog Dec. 29 t weighed 240 pounds net. Married, Mr. J. B. McKee, of ekens county, and Miss Stella exander, of Oconee county, Dec. 24, J. S. Bowen, N. P., offi ciating. Their many friends ex tend hearty congratulations. The peaceful repose of Pick en, Weo- srwsailifully dis turbed Wednesday morning, at 2 o'clock, by the' blowinA of the cotton mill and lumber mill * 1 Prxnvdyvknew fire as somdwhere, and it was soon cated at the lumber plant. The iler room and a belt and pul were burned. Loss $75 to $100 he Supervisor and County missioners are reqiested to something to improve and tify the court house square. e shade tress are needed; the unds need leveling and sod with grass. Some nice alks should be laid out. It ould not require much money or. labor, and during the winter months, why not let Capt. Rags dale bring the convicts and fix up the grounds nicely? What say you, gentlemen? It will not require more than a week's v labor. Moor-firdy The Moore-Hardy wedding, which occurred Thursday after noon, December 28, at 2:30,. at the Baptist church, was one of the prettiest weddings ever witnessed in Pickens. Potted t plants and mountain evergreen L used in abundance beautified e the church, transforming the altar into a fascinating bower d of green and white, mellowed d by the softened rays of electric I- lights. A short musical program was given by Mrs. Earnest Folger d just before Mendelssohn's wed ding march announced the arri val of the bridal party. Mr. West Hardy, an ive young business me: SHawkinsville, Ga., cor one of Edgefield county families, and is not only~~ aman of promise, but hE won honors as a studer - dma iversity, of wh. La grad1uate, and also in: univeisity, where he Spost grad~dege& - Miss Madolon Moore Stiful young woman of: Sand mentality. She -- travelling suit of dark hat and gloves matc - carried an armful of IL - Svalley and maiden hai'. SPreceeded by the usLe - fL. L. Rushton, of p:~ 1and Mr. J. M. Daniels, - d ville, and the maid c o . Miss Viola Moore, the 'r- '1 o vanced to the altar on . of her brother, Mr. Da '. .2 d the groom and best tw.ir 3 Essie Inman, of G : , meeting them under mop .~ of green and white, ed 2 be small white heart n where Rev. C. A. Wa a nounced the solemn ar.s -: ~sive Augustinian with the ring symbol. ~A special train car th -bridal party to Easley, . nection with the Soutie ti happy couple expectintL t Stend a reception in th. Pro bat tho home of the gro ; ' rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. 11 t dy, of Johnston. e Many beautiful an: -r - presents were received - host of friends over t a and elsewhere. . The out of town gue -s d Mr. and Mrs. J. W . and Mr. L. L. Rushtor: I ston; Miss Willie Gen;r a .Nell Beam, Misses Eva e - ia Russell, iMiss Mary r Miss Zoe Rankin and &: eElliston, Greenville; SMrs. C. P.Gentry.Mr. SL. A. Boggs, Mrs. J. 1-: Sand Mr. and Mrs. Z. I ablin, Liberty; Mr. and ~H. Brown, Central; 1 Daniels, Greenville. aesday 2 RTcrowd was i rt Mtwithsta her. ni sold br p)- -~ every a belong .Sarah off by .Fol H. Lesley-Trotter Married, on December t the residence of Mr. Henry ). Lesley, Mr. Walter Trotter and Miss Dora Leeley, M. F. Hester, N. P., officiating. Delightful refreshments were served after the ceremony. Mr. Lesley is one of the best farmers in Pickens county, and owns one of the best farms. The happy couple will enjoy their honeymoon at Asheville and other North Carolina points Death of Boone Franklin Bowie. On December 26, the death angel visited the home of E. C. and Japie Bowie and carried away their oldest child. Boone Franklin, age nine 3 ears and one day. Boone was a bright boy, a fa vorite with the children, and loved by all who knew him. His death was indeed a crushing blow, br+ we tow to the will of Him that doeth all things well, and hope to meet Boone again where parting never comes. Death of Mr. M. L. Emmerson Mr.. M. L. Emmerson died at his home in Oconee county on 29th ult., aged 64 years. He was at one time a citizen of this county, but moved to Oconee several years ago. Two days before his death he joined the church, and gave beautiful testimony and every assurance of his salvation. He leaves five children, as fol lows: Mrs. M. L. Tippett, Mrs. M. L. Land, Mrs. Rillie Walker Miss Vannie Emmerson, all of Oconee county, and 4rs. J. E. Medlin, wife of Coroner Medlin, of this county. He was the fa ther of R. C. Emmerson, who was killed at Walhalla two years ago, and for which crime Cantrell, Gaines and Angel were convicted and sent to the peni tentiary. yie, in the .-, tion. Both a ar3on people, and h &* d wish es of numnerou Week o The week of pr Baptist church, wilt evening with an "China," by Rev. V ins, of Greenville, se the Baptist Lavmer ent in South Carolin n earnest, enthusiastic **g speaker, and it i t many will be pnesa u~w ~tiLEMAlONEY! W ill not buy a Dependable Piano. Too Much Money Does Nct Necessarily Gu-rara Cr'. j THE JOHN He. WILLIAMS PIANO" Strike; a happy medium in Price-and insures the maximum intrinsic value. This Piano is built according to strict specifica tions in one of New York's most modern Piano Fac tories. and contains every feature possible in a sci entifically bu:It instrument. The ('ne Artistic Piano in which you do not pay for name. Guaranteed for a life time. Sold Direct From Fac tory only by John H. Williams ---THE PIANO MAN, Phone 682, GREENVILLE, S. C. Victor Talking M~achines and Supplies. HEADQUARTERS Christmas -:-Goods I for Pickens county. Call and see and decide for your self. 0 FIRST We have the goods for the little folks. Santa Claus can find a full supply for the Xmas stockings, such as A Dolls and Toys. -pz~r the growni-ups and near groWn-Ups: ChinaWare, utf 1 as Toilet Sets, Xmas Candy in Fancy Baskets ~ o saun e.s. Stationery in Beautiful Packages, Foun- ' e uttfl '1$s Sha ving Sets, Ladies' Hand Bags,~ Desk 'oaudytigars in Small Boxes, Meerschaum Pipes, Ko 232 10 ~sDolar atches, Razors, Pencil Sets. are ver proud of, you will find the fol IRings, Bracelets; Lockets, Locket Chains, ~Brooches, Tie Clasps, Cuff Buttons, Pen-I ~ ets, Belt Pins. Fobs-both Ladies and Pins. Collar Pins, solid gold and gold d. In golufia~ gohlR;W Chans lar Bontons, etc., etc. poons, Forks, Knives, Ladles, Carving Sets, Spoon ders, Sugar Dishes, Syrup Pitchers, etc.. Manyd hese articles are Sterling. Our silverware corn-~ ed of Community, Rodgers, Wallace and Reliableq nds, all known and guaranteed by us and the man cturer, and not the .peddler's kind. We can not) ae all we have. Just come and see. YOURS TO PLEASE, PICKENS DRUG COMPANY. M- 'a Anthony Wins Doll TA N.1 antest for the beautiful Craig Bros., before and ae holidays, closed last Hsmd tpsil o vr * , and when the votes ~rsc saebs utdt nted, little Miss Eva hieeneswtoursk ,; daughter of .\ir. J. anR. h mn~ , had the largest num- one rdtetonfo tes to her credit and V0 *rded the prize.FTTN GASE A - -TENBERGENC itvhantade awiythenocupa tio oftheeyelasifairayn IL I DL'I~U hat mae fitn poflssibes ir avr scencon rquiring gtases utos ~ivente Printiuskill patinc and bestrauitex-t -a Since his DayiD neye snesed withouts isk, Bues n t Otinimu * Sce.c EITIN GLSSS. tiOfDOeeMasfi, PRen that thesfiting Oom lsetrista Grel ptenvie, and C.uadx I, nd~~erity. Eeray I ~Doanet ae a be satif id t bessla as utheraenct.Tetre fo Biesadles r hOp tica t ~~M2<~~ iiZucans Eveyh ithis damp freinCoint.n OTmerstca Underground Epoerngy.l - -.a- ,tast fut~ereand ity. The.tre *0bottles of allibend n qai "~hsdn oefrthe ig slgtd nyb ptei candles.yEverywhresitdvsadampnt oterthng Orte throee Row EtNoLad t Vfreezingrpointih gst ca pagr~1 n e auatrr nEenyo than______ _ Lot-ie rtys and hodnC.0 00 bttes at Cetaei enei " ubcrb hs done Poren th t nye r thig.Ourtye cR.b fR. E ninL. SUITS. ISAAC~HAMBURGER ?8QNS BALTIMORE.P1D. 'want to show yefl. our eader R makes cooking a pleasure. $25.AQ We are prepared to meet sur wants in all lines. '. ik our friends and customues s :nd patronage duiingjo he best yearIn orbusi, r to miake -~ ~earof Them AU, watch our space for sit our store often. s find many good val n we thant>you onte Bros. Coa ash MerchantsR -A! Notice of Town Electin. n- Notice is hereby given thata [as election will be held on Febr of ry 3rd, 1912, to elect a mayor htfill the unexpired term of S.. 'in Craig, resigned. Mng "Aelection: D. B. Finney, be Griffin andJ. L. Thon ting place: Ci e.der of the To The )se edt 1 ta ut 15 and ng for ill ins . n, 1pring- 0 I FINE TAILOR-MADE Friday and Saturday, January 12th and 13th, Isaac Htamberger & Sons S Cutter and Fitter will be S here for two days and S will show you the correct thing in Clothes for the. Spring ot 1912. Come in and look at the line.. - s - Heah -ce I- Cri rs.C.wn 30 bs --For landdanwhineLon Pick Ashmore.3"Te Lanhtoah. els white-w u uilgons, at ehv a W.pe buhlPi d. STWARTWemen o -Fr an nyhe nPicken. ens contyfserortwrterJ Ashmoreory.heeLandnMan.t old.heRoomer Pickns. . C.and want you to dec7 R. F. D. 1, new "ads" and i If you desire anything in the _________ jewelry line, I have the best watches in solid gold and gold- ~U O ilaw filled that are made. Prices that will pay any one to call and see. us.Aa H. SNIDER, Easley, S. C. and all If you need anything in the ( Ijewelry line for Christmas prest Z ents I have it. Bracelets,iockets,~ Ifountain pens of various styles a g and designs, cuff buttons, silver ware of many and all kinds- i H. SNIDEn, Easley, S. . One-price C FOR SALE.-I offer for sale the house and lots known as the A. SB. Cameron property, in the STRAYED OR STOLEN town of Pickens, and in a good brown female setter dog. locality. Reasonable terms can swers to the name of Della. be had. T. J. MAULDIN- a small tumor, about the si2 ts dec14-3t a quarter of a dollar, on r SAll toys, vases, etc.. at and hbip. Any information lea< s. below cost. ito discovery of this dog wil LII Pickens Drug Co. 'duly rewarded. ' FOR RENT-A desirable lot 32 J. R. Ashmoi zand dwelliaig in town; conven- - Siently loca ted. Notice to Pensioners *35-4t J. M. Stewart. WAN D-Iteligen yong'I w i! be in the court hi WANTD-Inellient oungevery day during January, men and women to take up Cor -respondent work and Mail-Order for i ih purpCo of making business. After you have corn- appu(n;tions for old soldiers pleted our course you can take it widows who are not get up as a mail order business. A' pensions and v ish to apply good energetic, hustling man or Isame. All now drawing woman ought-to make from $12 continue to receive pens to $50 aweek. Parsons' Bureau . Y9 of Corresponding and Mail-Order without further application. -Business, Williamsville, fIl. J. B. Newberry, dec28-2t. 4-:3t Pension Coi